Amanda D’Amico

A headshot of Amanda D'Amico
Faculty

Book Arts & Printmaking (MFA)

Amanda D’Amico is a book artist and an adjunct associate professor of Book Arts and Printmaking. 

Biography

D'Amico is a book artist working under the imprint Tiny Revolutionary Press. She is the master printer at the Borowsky Center for Publication Arts. She has taught workshops for the 

  • Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis; 

  • Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Hyattsville, Maryland; 

  • The Morgan Conservatory, Cleveland; Grand Marais Art Colony, Minnesota; and Haystack Mountain School of Craft, Deer Isle, Maine. 

She serves on the boards of the Philadelphia Center for the Book and The Soapbox: Community Print Shop and Zine Library and is member of Impractical Laborers in Service of the Speculative Arts. Her artist's books have been collected and exhibited nationally.

Experience

  • D’Amico has been teaching at UArts since 2013. 

  • She also teaches at Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University, Philadelphia. 

  • D’Amico earned her MFA at UArts and her BA at Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York. 

Website

Explore Amanda D’Amico’s website.

 

Work

Three books that look like sculptures of an egg and a sausage and a sandwich
Amanda D'Amico, “Savory Books”
  • A book that looks like a fish with gray scales and skin and red interior pages
    Amanda D’Amico, “Icelandic Fish Book”